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322 Squadron of the Dutch Air Force.
I was browsing in the basement of Motor Books in London several years
ago, when an elderly chap with a Dutch accent asked me if I knew any
good Spitfire books. I picked up the Squadron/Signal book and showed it
to him. He opened it to page 34, pointed to this same photo and said
"Yes, I know the book, and that's my Spitfire".
--
Peter
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